A celebration of all things Wesley, including: A talk about John Wesley’s theology and legacy A sing-a-long of favourite Wesley hymns Several organ pieces by members of the Wesley family A cup of tea afterwards Entry by gold coin donation
Mystics, Theologians and God-botherers at Evensong The Rev’d Sue Grimmett will speak about Raimon Panikka (1918-2010) A Catholic priest, theologian and scholar of comparative religion, Panikka was a mystic in the sense of one who, recognising that the divine is beyond rational thought, seeks union with this transcendent reality through prayer, contemplation and loving surrender. ... Read more
Choral music gives voice to inspiration, struggle, joy, uncertainty, meaning, grief, hope – the big questions and emotions of life. Canticum performs a stunning programme of evocative a cappella music by composers from the last 2 centuries: Rautavaara (Die Erste Elegie), Mäntyjärvi (Canticum Calamitatis Maritimae), Whitacre (Lux aurumque), with works by Thompson, Elgar, Rutter (Prayer ... Read more
Choral music gives voice to inspiration, struggle, joy, uncertainty, meaning, grief, hope – the big questions and emotions of life. Canticum performs a stunning programme of evocative a cappella music by composers from the last 2 centuries: Rautavaara (Die Erste Elegie), Mäntyjärvi (Canticum Calamitatis Maritimae), Whitacre (Lux aurumque), with works by Thompson, Elgar, Rutter (Prayer ... Read more
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